Now if we could land on Jupiter that really would be something special!
Paul
Mmm The fact that Jupiters a gas giant, you’d have more chance trying to walk on water:D
Phil
Now if we could land on Jupiter that really would be something special!
Paul
Mmm The fact that Jupiters a gas giant, you’d have more chance trying to walk on water:D
Phil
Same thing was done at Liverpool show in 72, but with the Reds flying Gnats,
can’t remember which spit it was tho?
Regards Phil.
Not going to happen, the Dolphins haven’t left yet;)
Not going to happen, the Dolphins haven’t left yet;)
Camera on a pole is the way to go:D



It’s called a Starburst Filter, I think you can get them in 4, 6, 8 and 12 points.
Regards Phil
If it is XR773 your looking for then I have a few pics of that Aircraft, will dig them out.
Phil.
I think you mean the A26 Invader. I’m the Intruder here.
:D:D:D:D
Some more:D





Very nice pics Bruggen 130 , the 1st pic especially , very good timing for the intruder to be so perfectly framed by the mitchell ‘s undercarraige !
spike
Thanks, 5% Judgement 95% Luck:D
Mig 21?
Well, next to F-117, it’s nothing π
Is it true that the test pilot said “are you kiddin’?” when he first saw the 117?
I asked a F117 pilot at a show if he flew it stood up, he went on to tell me no, with a full explanation:D didn’t have the heart to tell him I was taking the
p!ss:D
You’ve all got to have been brain dead not to have seen that one coming:rolleyes
typical yanks, bend it till it fits:diablo:
Source: Boot, Henry . – Gifts of war : Spitfires and other presentation aircraft in two world wars / . – Tonbridge : Air-Britain (Historians), 2005 . β 0851302483 β assume his main sources were RAF Forms 78. 1180 & CWGC.
Lytham St Annes was a MkVb, Serial No. W3644 bought with a donation of Β£6000 presented in April 1941 & was taken on charge at No. 6 M.U. on 16 July 1941. Sent to Air Service Training at Hamble on 1 Aug 1941 for repairs, these being completed 27 Sept & delivered to No. 6 M.U. Brize Norton 3 days later. Sent to No. 1 Civilain Repair Unit at Cowley on 24 Oct & awaiting collection on 1 Feb. 1942. Flown to No. 37 M.U. Burtonwood on 11th Feb & allocated to No. 19 Squadron on 16 Apr β unit flying Ramrod & Rhubarb ops from Hutton Cranswick. On 23 June W3644 was shot down by Fw 190s of JG2 & crashed into sea south of Star Point. Its pilot β 20 year old Sgt A.L. Ridings 1058734 of Middleton, Lancs. is commemorated on Panel 92 of the Runnymede memorial.
This book also has a photo of the βartworkβ on W3644 β source quoted as IWM Ref. HU88780.
Excellent stuff, thank you very much. Does anybody know were Star Point
is?
Regards Phil.